New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-13
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| I wish TO sincerely thank you for the knowledge
which YOU gave me OF remedy for nervous disorders
| and for neuralgia.
| have been afficted all my life with attacks of
neuralgia affecting principally my face and head CIV
ing mo at times excuciatng pain, disturbing my sleep
and appetite and general health. and often rendering
me unfit for business You will sec that this anecon
has been OF long standing. These attacks were noo
continuous but Of an intermittent character coming
and going making their appearance often ike hasn
of lightning, without any previous warning torment
ing me for few days, then passing OF WIN u lew
lingering twinges, only to reappear later on besoes
being hereditary 1t was no Doubt aggravated ny her
and mental irritation and exhaustion, heipca on
nv faulty digestion and bad nutrition. No doubt
tho prevailing cause of neuralgia Is impovcrshed OF
poisoned blood The and lines Of attack are inc
nerves A great city Is not half so tui OF 'eHsr"pn
wires as tho human body Is Of nerves, ana neurisi"
pains tho most exquisitely affecting series OF sen
sations from heal to hand and to the most distant
portions Of tho body human being Is capable OF ex-
periencng.
You may DO very that was eager to get rid
Of this infection, and to this end have tried almost
every form Of ncrvo mcdcation otentimes IL Is true
with great temporary relief, but never until ne'
with Kaskine, with what bore any resemblance TO
cure.
When Kasbine (tbe new qulnne was brought 10 my
notice by q friend it at q time when one OF my
attacks was on In full force My friend toid mo
that Kaskinc tho new qunine) only acted directly
on tho blood disnfecing 1t OF poison but that IL
also acted on the digestive and assmilave functions,
furnishing new and vlvnylng DOOd 10 INC a''chu''"
and thrObbing nerves.
without hesitation began to use 1t freely ana sHao
v according to the directions and found that 1t was
not only an easy and pleasant medicine to take' Dut
also a very effective one when began tahihs
Kaskino / was nearly wild with the spasins OF pam
I'm MY head and face they wero almost unDearaoie
After few doses had been taken was greatly IT,
lieved OF tho paroxysms. could sleep resuuliy ana
eat my food with relish, and l said to myself: u
think that this Kaskno will do the business for me-
continued its use and soon different man;
tho pains were ali gone, the nervous witches and
lightning like twingcs Of darling agony had disap-
pcarcd my depressed spirits rose, and whatever inc
cause or however may have wrought. believe that
Kaskno tho quininc) has proved Itself to De tho
truo remedy for neuralgia
Some months have now elapsed since this demon
was exercised and it has not male Its reappear
ancc.
7 acan thank YOU for making known 10 me this
remedy and IL my "say so" Is Of any use to you or
others who may DO suffering from this dreaded inhic
ton / am entirely willing that you should use my
namo in its behalf, as personally believe in it,
j. J. Benson
131 North Pearl-st, Albany n. T.
Manager OF Cloak Department, Johnston g. Reily'
Albany, " Y.
l. ST. will very willingly reply to any letters OF
inouirv addressed to me at my residence, 131 North
Pcarl-st., Albany, n. Y.
Other letters Of similar character from prominent
individuals which stamp Kaskine (the qulnine) as
a remedy Of undoubtcd merit, will be sent on apphca-
ton.
The Kaskine Company. "a waren-st., New-iork,
and 50 Harrington Road, London.